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Buddhist contemplative milestone theorized as near-complete absence of vasomotion; key prediction differentiating vasocomputation theory from alternatives.
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- Proposed as the brain's compression/prediction infrastructure where tanha physically manifests; central mechanism in vasocomputation theory.
- Vasomotion reflexassociated_withThe rhythmic contraction and relaxation of vascular smooth muscle; proposed to function as a compression sweep on neural resonances.
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- A maximally dereified state analogous to meditative cessation, reported in language models as the void taking over awareness.
- Equates meditative cessations with halted vasomotion.
- Dynamic condition: ending a branch or closing a frame.
- Logical minimization technique used to assume only specified events occur, aiding program verification.
- Represented by boxes in process theory; transformations that take systems as inputs/outputs
- Intervention type that sets activations to zero, used for interpretability analysis
- The illusion of fixed stability produced by choices of layout, masking the underlying dynamics.
- Speech acts whose success depends only on program state and I/O; distinguished from perlocutionary acts in Elephant framework.